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result is dissatisfaction to customers aud

result is dissatisfaction to customers aud
neglect of his own legitimate business.
mo man can serve two masters" and
few men can conduct two distinct lines of
business and do justice to both. The over
production that fruit growers complain of
is really the production of 100 much in
ferior fruit The best grades of fruit at
tractivelv offered are never found in ex-
cess in our markets For the best fruit
we need the best stock, the best care and
the best packing. This will be excused
most certainly when every man confines
himself to his legitimate field of industry.
NJ, IN PhilQdetphi0 Press.
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10 Ringing EG.'
!g'': Quickly.
Pleasant, ?.'s.

ST. JOSEPH'S HOS.
PITAL, N. Y. reports
ats use is considered in
dispensable. 1t acts per.
fectly."
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THEY ARE so CONVENIENT !

They act 80 qWickiy. They are 80 sare.
There's nothing HE them.They never tat.
Thia e. n" record. aud these ARE the endorsements
of thons uds no have suffered from the variety of
Stomach Troubles caused h,
DY SP GPSlA AND INDIG ESTION,
and have bi,itr NJ relict until hey used
D. KS
when Thy receive INN, diatc benefit and were per-
man"ntly cured An occlsiolai u.e Of
Or Max R, Woodbuys Oysp PISA Killers,
viii prevent Heartburn, any disorders of the
Stomari. AID ct alI conditions which lead to
Dyspepsia and Indigestion. ~. ke q d. X, and be
q. H." ua< hrcumP almost n rid Wild maNim.
They cost onl so cents ior n'ge box (tra box for
70 ongs ami vii be seat by all 20 any part OF the
u. = on receipt of price. by
Doolittie smith. a and 20 fremont ST., Boston
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.-sATUROAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1857

Britannia liz, Cleaner lis, Badge 81
Oyclops lis, Santa Rita 100, Ions
Brsnch 81, Kingston liz, Pearl Jsn
ming, 1l5.
Second Rsce-Sweepstakes; one
mile. Kingston MS. Rosewood OF,
Flsseolet'a 1903. Esquima 100, Tar.
bouche 103, Cambysses lC6, Raveller
106, Oonnensrs 100, Maggie Mitchell
81, Queen Bees 81. Touche Pas 81,
Mary Buckley, 6lly, 81, Jennie Treacy
81.
Third Race-Autumu stakes; three.
quarters Of q mile. Tea Tray l0S, Fl.
caro- 108, Bsllston l0S, Petulancs 100,
Austrienns 100, Mint Bloom 100,
Oleola 100, Peres leo. Fieutstte 100,
Galifet ll5, Don Carlos 1903.
Fourth Race-New York stakes; a
mile and a half. LsVgsrd ll2, Elk.
wood III, Eurus llS, Ten Booker l07,
Blnette lO7, KaloolIh ia, Rupert 100,
HousstoDic l02.
Fifth Race-Mile and iurlong,
Wahoo 1l5. Pontiac ITO, Adrian 100,
Stonebuck l04 Broughton 1903, Carey
l03, Ar2o 100, UAiqus 100, Frank
Ward 100, Pomona 81, Lucy II SO,
King Robin 95, Lut Arnold 95, Jim
Care.
Sixth Rsce-Green stakes; one mile
on the tuif. Young Duke l26. Choc
taw 1919, Bait ZIG, Monte Christie ll8.
Oscsols ll6, Tennessee ll6, Ro3slina
lib, Idalene Cotton. ll3, Charles Rus
sell l13, Glen Luco ll3. Ferons ll3.
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Insurance Company Boyeotted.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 2. - A
formal notice, b1yootting the North.
western National Insurance q mpany,
was issued by the Cbica2o Undsr.
writers Association today. The boy.
colt 10 the result OF the Northwe terms
sithdrawal from the Under sTiiers'
Association. This withdrawal was ri
Ina dictstion OF p. ID. Armour, who Ia
a director Of the company. Hisaotion
Was caused by the underwriters at
tempting TO enforce q rule against him
that tl property must be Incurred FOL
a. least 50 per cent. OF lie value. This
contest between Mr.. Armour and tbs
underwriters Is exciting much inter
eet Ia insu srcs circles, aud lively
times are looked for.
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ChsrIestos wips Four Straight.

CHARLESTON, S. O., September g.
The locals administered the coup de
eeur to the Pelicans today, winning
the fourth straight game by heavy
batting. Widner, who was put up to
pitch by tho visitors, was batled out oil
the box In three innings, the locals
hitting him for dozen or more bases
ard pntting up six runs 10 their credit.
Mcvsy was then pnt IN the box, and
for four innings d d well, but after that
he gave cut. The locals fell on 10 him,
and raped four runs out Of him 10 the
eighth, the Pslicans going to pieces.
HuDgler, on the otner hand, KEEP! the
Pelltaus down TO three ac,u Al hits, and,
in spite Of the fielding errors Of the
home team, the7 never scored alter the
frst inning. Following is ths official
score:
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out. The first time he went to the
bat he hammered the first ball pitched
80 that Radiord let it 20 through, and,
when the fifth ball was delivered, he
had stolen third base. The Nets
could do nothing with Carnthers's
curves, bat they played q fair q Gliding
game. The game was called on &C.
count OF darkness at the end OF the
eighth inning. score:
st. Louis. 400 5 0 2-l2
Mets................. 0 90 002 l. 4
Summary.-E,rned runs--St. Louis
7, Nets /. Two hasa hits-Boyle,
O'Neill, O'Brien. Three bsse hit
GLEASON. Double plsy-Radford, Ger
hardt and O'BrieD. Base on balls
Caruihers, X )oinsop, King, d. O'Brien.
Hsukinson. Hit-Csruthsrs, 7.
o Brien. Base on errors-St. Louis 2,
Mets 2 Struck out-Gleason. Passed
bslls- Boyle, Donohus. Wild pitches
-Caruthers, Mays. Time-0ne hour
and fifty minutes. Umpire-Fer-
gu6On,
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Luxurious Existence In nevada.
1 etter from q Suiolly Truthful Man at
Union City.

etter from Strictly Truthful Man at
Union City.
MY DEAR BILLY.-l presume you
will remember me yet. j am your
cousin, you know, that you used 10
congregaie with when you were
young. | have wandered, yes. even
beyond the pale Of civilization, and
here | am in the beautiful country
OF sage brush and alkali dust, where
the dust is six inches deep on the
ground aud one and one-half inches
deep on our persons; where water
does not flourish, but dries up add
withers before you can apply IL 10
your person for the purpose OF
bathing. This camp Is new
one. IL was not opened until last
May-three months ago. When |
arrived there were five cabins, FIVE
houses, aud two tents, including a
boarding house, a saloon, OF course.
aud a small store. The boarding
house is different from DelmonicO's.
We have all the delicscies OF the
season, consisting mostly OF fried
bacon. . . Since my arrival quite
an improvement has taken place. A
new saloon has been started, and
also a gambling house. Also a Chi
nese Laundry has been started in q
tent, aud no longer do wo have 10
exercise our individual apparel up
and down 4 washboard. IL fact, II
now never requires to be washed but
once, for the Chinaman uses up the
clothes in one washing. A shoe shop
has also been started here, and q
dentist has set up q chair aud is
punching the teeth Of the residents.
There is no physician within fifty
Eve miles. But il is Of little mo-
ment, because everyone gets killed
some other way before he gets sick
Also, OF the six or seven churches
in the State. the nearest Il fity.hy,
miles from here. which, with the
present dusty watkins, Is too far /,
be Of practical utility. But that
does not sigpiiy much, as | am tolC
that the times are too close 10 per
NIT the congregation 10 indulge II
the luxury OF a minister.
The men slept on the noors, on Oh,
ground (whoro the delicate scorpion
aud the elegant lizard oommun,
, with them nightly, In wagons or an
other such residence as may turn up
, I came here without any bedding
But one OF the men lent mo a pair 0
. blankets, from which | fcrapod IN,
B. dirt with a board, and rolling mysel
0 up In them slept on the floor. d.
very we'll, but the floor Is not ycr
I, springy, aud my bones seem 10 b
nearer the surface than | supposed
= sent Tor some bedding. Ny sleep
. ing appointments arc now olegan
, have straw tick on tho floor, wit
. pair Of blankets and a comfortable
also n pillow with a pillow case on |
o TO be sure the pillow IL small, an
= rather destitute Of feathers, aud
- frequently awake at night and Gnd
gone. But | generally find il 10 OF
= Of my cars. ! make tue bed up oyoi
. Sunday.
o We have hot springs FIVE mil,
= from here. 1 went down Sunday 4
bath, and spent Eve hours al
tl % to get the bath. However, ,
now have very fine appointments &
bathing. We battle la the blac
, smiths shop and get warm water o
~ OF tho barrel the blacksmith US,
w When you let through all you ha
TO do is 10 scrspe the dirt from 20
10, feet
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BsI,imor. as, Cleveland o.

B.LrN )Rs, Nh September . TIE
Cleveland bat,msn could do nothing
With Smiths curves today, and wore
only able to get 10 seven hits, oil Of
which we're 90 tolttered as not to yield
run. Ga tbs other hand, CfoEell
was bal,od freely, and the gene was
too enc sided 10 b interesting, though
both teams did SONS brilliant fsldiug.
Pitcher Kiroy acted M umpire, on nc.
count o. the sickness Of Curry. A..
tendance, 1900. Score;
Baltimoro...... $50 1902 2-lt
Cleyslaud. ..... 900 10000 o.
Earned Iuns-- Baltimore IL. Two
hes5 hi's-Grli1, DAvis, Greenwood
p Thres bsss hits - Greenwood
smith, Purcell. Double plsy-slrcke
and Ciiiks. Base on balls-Burns
Tucber, sommsL Hit-Sommer. Bas,
on frroro-Bllt.mpre 1, Cleveland l
struck out--Bg Smith 9. Wi.dpi che
--Crogell2 Time-Tgo houu. Um
niye--K ilray.
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40. ne,nrad College Burned.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, September g.
The Journals Huntinburg, Ind, spe.
cial reports that the magnificent abbey
and college Of St. Meinrad, located at
Indisntown, Spencer county, was de.
stroysd by fire today, including a val.
liable library Of 1900 volumes, a
large collection Of old and very rare
coins, and a large museum. The 10.
tai loss is fully $500, 600; no insurance.
The college had just been repaired
and renovated for the school term,
which was 10 begin next week. The
term will begin on the 10Th, and will
he held in the former convent at
Ferdinand. The college vii! DO re-
built at once.
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Racen NJ saratoga.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, September 2
The weather was pleasant and at
tendance light.
First Rsce-Ssllins; seven.eighth'
of a mile Miller won, Luna Brown
secood, Harry Rose third. Time
1914
Second Race-Five.eighths OF q
mile. Carrie q won, Maud Mccall
Tough second, Lucky Seven third
Tins II :06.
Third Race-For three year olds
one and one-sirteenth OF o mile,
Hornpipe won, Harry Kernel second
Ontario third. Time-l:53.
Fourth Rico-0ne mile aud a quar-.
ter. Pericles won, Warsign second,
Nettie third. Time-2:l33.
Fifth Race Handicap steeplechase
over the snort course. Lucy Light
foot won, Jim Carlisle second, Biey'
fogle third. Time 1881
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Nav YoRK, September 2.--The FOL.
lowing statement Of railroad osrningo
was made public today: L)uiaville
and Nashville-Mon,hly statement Of
earnings and expenses Tor July, 1887
Gross earnings, 81, 2S8, 1888; for 1885,
81, PSI ,2O7; increase, 500, ass; .xpeure,
for 1887, s7Si,357; for 1856. S7U7, 025
increase, 377,332; net earnings for
1887, $5i2, 1905; for 1886, $3.50, 1872; do
crease, $3.50. Chicago and Alton
Month OF June: EarDings, 1857, i7l7.,
ls9; for 1886, $685., 40i; increase, 379,
705. Milwaukee, Lake Shore and
Western-Month II August, 1887
t356,627; 1886, s250.39ii increase
$lO0. 233,
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MURDERERS CAUGHT.
The sIayers OF she Brunswick Man
I'm the Couaty jail.

Green Anderson and John b. Ma.
son, two negroes, were brought into
jail last night, charged with the MUIR
der Of the colored man who 10 sud
denly disappeared from Brunswick
Thursday. Shortly after their incar.
ceration last night telephone
message was received from Buns.
wick, stating that the body Of the
missing nsg'o had been found In the
Hs,chic river carefully lied mp In q
SICK. An examination showed that
he came TO his death By gunshot
wounds with which ho mad been rid.
died.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, septs mber 2.-NiEht-Riyer 1 feet
6inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived: silver Cloud, Ohio. De.
parted John Gilbert, St. Louis, I pam;
W. II. Cherry, ohio. pm.
EVANSVILLE, September Might
River | foot s inches on tho guase, large
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
I. L0UISvILLE.Se ptomb Dor l.-Night--Riyer
stationary; 8 teet In the canal and N inches
on the falls. Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-N'ght-
Arrived; Paris Q. Brown, 81. Lous. khe re-
turns tomorrow,
vICKSBURG, September l-Night-Ar.
rivedi City OF Cairo, 81. Louis, noon. Passed
down; City ofSt. Louis, ST. Louis, 10 am.
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Boston ............ or DO 302O-
In 1ianapolis-.- o 0 o 4 o 0 o o l.
Hetroit New York =

NEw YoRK, September 2-Djsplle
the threatening weather quite q god
eizsd crowd gathered at the Polo
grounds todsy aud Witnessed fne
game Of bali between the New York
and Detroit clubs. Rain stopped toe
game after the first inning, but only
for a short while. This msde the
grounds slippery, but nevertheless the
feel ling was sharp aud the plays good.
The Giants new battery, Tiicomb and
Murphy, played righ. well. Murphy's
catching Ia certainly very fiue, and his
throwi " 20 reconi bis, accurate and
sure. Hs started OF today by trying
10 throw out II Richardson at c)nd
base, but wgl Wild and tho visitors'
second bss, mao got third. The De-
troits we're unable 10 hit Iitcomb. He
pitches a peculiar ball. Holding his
hand In front OF him he, with . rapid
swing of his arm, seems TO slant the
bali across the plate. II goes straight
for the striker until a few leet from
him, when T. suddenly curves across
he plate. Clnnor agiin bit the ball
over the picket fence. Handy Rich.
ardsJn, at cond, was Of today, max
ing several bad errors. The game was
called At the end Of the seventh In
ming on account Of darkness, Attend
Alcs, 4lS3 Score;
New Yori.... .....l l o 0000 .
ID atfolt .............-- 100000 i
j. .rnsd runs New York !. Dsuble
plsy-Murphy aud Richardson. Base
on balla-riernan, 0RjuTke, II X CHI
erdson. White, Bsnue,t. Base on err
rors-New York 2, Dstroit /. Struck
nut-New York 2, Detroit 1. Time
Two houn. Umpire-BrGdy.
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Cincinnati =, Athletics q

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September a.
Mulane pitched great game for Gin
cinuAh today, holding the Athletics
down TO four singles. Weighing also
pitched a good game. but his support
was way OF. The Athletics secured
three Of their four hits la the recond
inning, which, with the aoslstauc, Of a
poor throw b second by BALDWIN,
gave them two runs. The fielding Of
Bierbsuer, Fennelly snd McPneo Was
the feature Of the game. Score:
Athletic e. ........0 30 10000 %
Cincinnati. .........0 2 / 400 III
Earned runs-Cincinnatl 2, Two
base hits-Ncol. Kelley. Three base
bit-Mu,laue. Double play F pnelly
ard Ri 10y. HIT by plicher-
Manp, NECTAR. BASE on errors -Ath.
letics 2. Oiuc nnati4. Struck out-Mil
ligau, Nicol, Fennslly, Baldwin, To.
boau, Carpenter, Mullsne. Pa'set
tall-Baldwin Wild pitoh-Weyhing
Tine ae honT and City Ave min
u,ta. Umpits-BAueT.
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Habiiuai Constipation

And kidney and liver ii!s, depeud.
ing on wax or inactive condition Of
the kidneys, liver or bowels. are sue.
cessiuily and permanently cured only
by tbs use Of the gentle, vet effective
laxative and diureiic, Syrup OF Figs.
lie advantages are evident; u In easily
taken, pleasing TO the taste, acceptable
10 tbs stomach, harmless 10 the most
del cte syst N, aud tinly beneficial
In effect. For fale In % cents Snd
81 90 bottles. For sale In 81 cents
And 81 bottles by II. J. Hector add
all Leading druggists Van Vleet A
Co., q. W. Joner h Co., W. n. VIII
kerson q Co, ]. J. wiIos, aHd :.
Mansfield q %. have ho6u sppaiutcd
wholesale agents ~ Memphia
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Summary: Earned runs-Birming.
ham 2, Memphis l. Two base hits
Address l, Pnelsn l. Three base
hit-Duffes 1. Left on bsses-Btr.
minSham s. Memphis s Struck out
By Esterquest l, by Smith l. Wild
pitch-SmUh 1. Time OF game-0ne
hour and ten minutes. UmpiIe-Cur.
ran. Scorer-White.
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Ono a tbs brgh,es, orlame nis Of
Wall street rem pTked recently: "Rail-
roads are rot made 10 carry ffeglt
and pEsSe gers; thsir pnrpo.e IA to
carry bonds " According - Henry
V. Poor. the railroads Of the country
csrry 5000 900, 900 OF ws'efsd capital.
We know % several IN the county
who carry sol coleman's koko iulu,
ard ht a clear rat ,, beciuse Of the ben.
"a; derived Ia proonling the livss Of
many people who piironise the roads.
OLD papers for sao Of APrEAL otiice
81 cents psT 100
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SERIES DIVIDED AGAIN.
Birmingham Wins Three OF Six
Memphis Kicks Because They Are
Not Furnished With New Balls.
Charleston Wins the Last Game, Max
ing Four Straighis.
New York Defeats Detroit I'm q
Nice Game-ChisagO and 81.
Louis Win ~ Usual
-kacfng.
ESPECIAL TO rHE APPEAL.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September q
The game bat Tesn Memphis and Biz
minghsm today wac rather interest
ing. especially when Memphis made a
kick when he score stood 9 TO in
favor OF Birmingham, They wanted
new balls, bu. as those shipped by
President Morrow had been delayed
the umpire ordered the game to pro
,aes d, and the result was victory for
the Babies. Following is the score:
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a. anuisI2. Mala A.

NEw YoEK, September 2.-La,bsm
carried Of tue hooors In the game be.
TWEEN the st. Louis Browns and
Ms,ropolia us today. II made no diff.
ference II ho fell on the ball, he was
always on his feet In time
70 &c. II 70 throw The batter
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Yi,,sburg 4, washington ..

WAsuISor5S, SEPTEMBER S-Miser'
able feldilg by Farrell and Mack Loot
the game today TO the Pitisburg team.
The fielding q the home team vas at
dimes brilliant, but 81 critical points
they made the raikesi errors imlg gin.
abls, which says the y.siloT1 tho
game. Miller made few good ca'chss.
The visiton inside no grand eisnd"
plays, bu. played q good steady game
throughout, Notwithstanding Morris
was hi ha d. Score:
Washing on.... 2O0000ol %
Pitt burg.....,-. o 100000 "a
Earned rups-Nashington 3. Two
hose hits-Diily, Carroll, Dalrgmple.
Home fun-Hinss. Douple play
Kaehns ed Bpkley. B'ss on bal.e-
Myers. Ht-Dalryn pie, Barley
Biee on efroTs-Pittsburg 4. Srnoi
out-Whi'ney 9. Passed balls Gar
roll l.. Wild yitcheg-Whliney 2
Time-0ae hour and forty Ave mil
utes. Umpire DAniels.
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DIED.

ssI1H-At residences Of parent, No, -
HsTaSa G., inisst s5n q j. II. and Alice
smith.
Funeral will take place from rs'idsnes
,his. SATURDAY morning al 10 o'clock
Y,Ispds Of tbs sanily are invited 10 attend,
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chicago 10, philadelphia o.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 2 -
Tho Pniladelphias aud Chicago,
pla,ei an exhibition game this after.
uoon which resulted Ia the deiea' Of
the home teito. Dsvlin and Gibson
we're the batteries for srven innings
aud made poor showing against the
Chita2os. The former was Wild H.
delivery, and when no did put tho
ball over toe plate Gibson could not
hold II. Van Haltren was balled hard
bu, the hts we're scatlsiCd. b leiu,
a local amateur, wss tiied on second
base, and az far as dsding 10 con.
cernsj, made = credi.sble showing
Score:
Philadelphia. O22o01o0l- 9
Oh cigo........ 3 10000 ! x-lC
Earned runs-Philadelpaia 3, Chi
e,go 4 Two ba Q hiis-MAul, Fereu
son, Burns. Three base hit-MulveJ
and Anderson. Base on balls Maui
Lyous, Irwin, Sunday. Burns, DAring
Hi' by bali-Furar. Base on errors
Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3. : rucl
oui-Maul, Bilssu, Robinson, Deyiin
Sunday, Van Haliren, Ryan, Sullivan
Baldwin 2. Passed biils-G boon 4
DArIiug /. Wild pitches-Dsvlin 2
Time q game-Tso hours. Umpire
| Ginning,
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IHE lNRY.

Entries for shespshead Bsy.
NEW YoRK, September s.-Tbe iol'
lowing are the entries for tomorrow
at shsepthead Bay:
First Race-Three quarters Of q mile.
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Boston q, Indianapolis 8.

Boston, MASS, September 2. -
Lowering skies reduced the attend
aace this afternoon. Less than 800
spectators, the minimum record turn.
stile count, witnessed the game.
Kelly. having caught in two con.
secutive games, laid off. Up to the
sixth inning i! was pretty contest
and snybody's game, when the Bos'
tons brsced up. Hits by Tate,
Madden, Wise and Sutton, with very
excusabls tumble by Danny, netting
three rune, two earned, virtually de-
Gliding the result. Healy pitched a
swif straight ball, while the Portland
txirler WAS hit eaiely for eleven bases,
with total OF seventeen, including
Browns tremendous drive over the
big fence In right field for home run.
GIa.scock and Denny filed their posi-.
lions In their usual unapproachsble
style, and Burdock made phenomenal
NY ChtCu huu Jun pio " ouSuNAo p'"y
ia the sixth, shutting out two runs.
Gardner, second bsssman Of the de-
funcl Hsverhill team, played right
fold for the visitors, against which
Boston entered pr test, claiming
that the disbsndins OF the Hayerhils
mad no. BEEN officially announced.
Score:
Boston ......... 020l 8 0 o. 8
In iisnapolis-.- 0 90 600 l. 3
Summary: Earned runs-Boston 5,
Indianapolis 8. Two base hits
Johnston, Tate, Burdock, Denny and
ARUNDEL. Three base hit-suitou.
Home rundown Double plays
Burdock and Morrill,, Burdock aud
Johnstln. Base on bills-Ssery and
Bsssett. Hit by pitcher -Hofnung
aud Burdock. Bases on errors
b lslon 3, Indianapolis 2. Struck out
-seery 8, Denny, Wise, Morrill, 2,
Madden. Tine Of gsme-0ne hour
aud hi;y.fve minutes. Umpire
| Powers.
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Sh,iis n,Is... 2 "a SS-l9
Summary: Earned ruos-Cbarlos
ton 7 Two bass hits Hines, Huug or.
Total bsse hits -ChsTlsgion 22. Nes
Orleans Z LII on basf s-Charlss,on
z, New 0heans 3. Bases 6tolen-
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